Tarrant County Probate

Tarrant County Estate Planning Avoiding Probate Probate is when a will goes through a legal process to determine if it is authentic. It is a common legal procedure, but it is also very timely. Wills that go through probate takes time and money, which is why some try to avoid it altogether. There is a […]

Probate in Texas Probate in Texas involves the legal process of administering and distributing a deceased person’s estate. The following are the general steps involved in probate in Texas: Determine if probate is necessary: Not all estates require probate. If the deceased person had a valid will, probate is typically necessary. However, if the assets […]

Tarrant County Probate Attorney You need someone that can help you with the probate process. You’ve just experienced a death in the family. You’re unsure about where to go, what to do, and you need help. Allow Rashelle Fetty to help you with her years of experience in probate cases. Ms. Fetty will tend to […]

You need an  Estate Planning Attorney. Rashelle Fetty of The Fetty Firm can help you plan and secure your estate. No matter how young or old you are, you should be thinking of your assets and your loved ones. Particularly, you should bear in mind how they will deal with your passing. Undoubtedly, the experience […]

Creating a Living Trust in Texas If you haven’t thought about how a trust helps you pass your desires and wealth on, you could be making a critical error in your estate planning. Especially for individuals with substantial assets, protecting wealth for future generations should at the top of your priority. Benefits of a Trust […]

Common Estate Planning Myths: Lawyers say there are some common misconceptions when it comes to estate planning and probate law. Don’t allow yourself to get caught up with some of these untruths: Only wealthy people or those with many assets need to have an estate plan. Estate planning is about much more than finances. A […]

It’s important that you make arrangements for medical care before you really need it. However, there are a few ways that you can go about this. Two of the most common options are the living will and the medical power of attorney. Which one is better? We’ll explain each option in more detail to kelp […]

How can property be owned to avoid the need for probate after a person dies? Think of the word “probate” as meaning “transfer of title.”  There are several ways that property can be owned so that property automatically goes to the family or to a co-owner when a person dies without having to file a […]

Thank you for trusting The Fetty Firm, P.C. to help guide you in your decision to work on estate planning. It is not an easy decision to make to start researching what needs to happen should something unfortunate pop up. Below you will learn about pourover wills and living, revocable trusts. A pour-over will is […]

Common Estate Planning Myths: Lawyers say there are some common misconceptions when it comes to estate planning and probate law. Don’t allow yourself to get caught up with some of these untruths: Only wealthy people or those with many assets need to have an estate plan. Estate planning is about much more than finances. A […]